Review by Don Maupin

The Early Years by Rusty Draper & Ozark Red Loveall is a delightful album that showcases the duo's musical talents. The album consists of 15 tracks that feature Rusty Draper's smooth vocals and Ozark Red Loveall's exceptional guitar skills.

The album takes listeners on a journey through the duo's early years, and each track is a beautiful representation of their musical journey. The album starts with the upbeat track "Howdy Friends and Neighbors" that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The duo's chemistry is evident throughout the album, and it is apparent that they have a deep understanding of each other's musical styles.

The album's standout tracks include "You Are My Sunshine," "I'm Movin' On," and "Tennessee Waltz." Rusty Draper's voice beautifully captures the essence of these classic songs, and Ozark Red Loveall's guitar accompaniment is exceptional.

The album's production is top-notch, and each track is expertly mixed and mastered. The album's sound is authentic, and it is evident that the duo has put in a lot of effort to create an album that is true to their musical roots.

Summary by Don Maupin

The Early Years by Rusty Draper & Ozark Red Loveall is an exceptional album that will appeal to fans of classic country music. It is a testament to the duo's musical talents and is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates good music.